They are the countless, in between, "sub-intentional" acts.
Brian O'Shaughnessy's ideas about "sub-intentional actions" have directly influenced his suggestions to actors.
'I'm fascinated by the sub-intentional stream of conduct, by how the nervous system instigates action.
The pun is intentional: Nemesis Sub-Terra is designed to instill terror in the thousands of riders who, from Saturday, are expected to surge through the turnstiles of Alton Towers.
The kind of process referred to might be better thought of as a sub-personal, non-intentional, mental process.
The non-accidental or intentional category has two sub-categories.
For example, the judgement "Napoleon is a Frenchman" contains an act of thinking of Napoleon whose intentional content is the sub-propositional meaning expressed by the name "Napoleon".
The painful procedure, which is considered essential for marriage in some cultures (predominantly in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia) is defined as the intentional alteration to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons by the World Heath Organization.
Deliberate self-harm (DSH) (also referred to as self-harm) is a sub-type of self-destructive behaviours [ 1] that is intentional, direct and immediate in terms of bodily damage [ 2, 3] with a non-fatal outcome [ 4].
In the case of their non-propositional but still intentional parts, he identifies the corresponding intentional content with a sub-propositional meaning.
Rather, there must be another intentional content involved, namely the "respective meaning", which serves as the (sub- propositional content of the indexical experience.
